60 degree or 90 degree V- block, which is better for determining an out of round condition. @SuburbanToolInc
60 degree or 90 degree V- block, which is better for determining an out of round condition.  @SuburbanToolInc
Uploaded November 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Strong opinions that 60 degrees is better. We cannot find any scientific data to support this opinion. So, we go to the lab for a demonstration and show you the results.
We purposely created an out of round condition on a roll from one of our Suburban Tool Sine Plates. We measured it first on one of our TAFT-PEIRCE Bench Centers for a point of reference. We then measured it in a 90 degree V- Block and then a 60 degree V-Block. Take a look at the results. You may be surprised.
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